NCC students to compete in pitch competition
by By Miles Schultheis NCC’s Follett Family Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship will host its second annual pitch competition virtually on May 13. Seven students, who …
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Spartans baseball and softball seasons will begin this week
by The last Spartans baseball game was March 12, 2020, in South Carolina. The last Spartans softball game was September 29, ‘19. With the …
“The Politics of Hate” forum examined the history and potential fate of a polarized America
by “Civilization is a race between education and catastrophe.” – H.G. Wells A panel featuring four NCC professors focused on the polarization of American society and …
The vaccination situation
by Northampton Community College administrators are encouraging students, faculty and staff to sign up in advance to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, in order to be notified …
The Commuter will host virtual forum, “The Politics of Hate,” Feb. 4
The insurrection that occurred with the storming of the U.S. Capitol just two weeks before the inauguration of Joe Biden as 46th president of the …
Standing ovation for OB-GYN
by For registered nurses like Mystique Gonzalez, the weight of the world is on her and the rest of the staff at Madison Farms OB-GYN department …
Coronavirus clears classrooms at NCC
(Update Nov. 18: NCC’s COVID-19 Reporting Dashboard was updated Nov. 18, this article has been updated to reflect the new case numbers. There have been …
The worst is yet to come (Part 3): Is this the right time for in-person instruction in colleges?
by The worst is yet to come: (Part 1), (Part 2) In two weeks, Northampton Community College will reopen its doors. For some, this is an …
NCC’s women’s tennis team cancels fall season
Northampton Community College’s women’s tennis team has canceled their fall season, according to an announcement by Director of Athletics Troy Tucker on the NCC Spartan …
H.O.P.E. pantry offering curbside grocery pickup Monday at NCC’s Bethlehem campus
Northampton Community College’s H.O.P.E. Food Pantry will be offering curbside pickup on Monday, Aug. 10 at the Bethlehem campus from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. …
The worst is yet to come (Part 2)
How is the U.S. doing in the pandemic? “I don’t think you can say we’re doing great. I mean, we’re just not,” said Dr. Fauci, …
Trial over discrimination lawsuit filed against NCC by a former employee scheduled for September
A former employee of Northampton Community College will soon appear in court to settle a discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the college. The lawsuit filed …